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Dannii Minogue DANNII MINOGUE Dannii Minogue has graced the covers of international magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar, InStyle and Marie Claire. She’s a fashion and entertainment icon and well known for her hard work, professionalism and global success, particularly in the television, fashion, literary and music fields. Dannii has been an entertainer since the age of seven, performing professionally ever since. It is due to her outstanding international career and major contribution to the entertainment industry that Dannii was awarded the honorary degree - Doctorate of Media from Southampton Solent University for her services to the entertainment industry Dannii was also given the honour of the inaugural official ambassador at the TV WEEK Logie Awards in 2017, where she was a judge for the Graham Kennedy Award For Most Outstanding Newcomer and mentored the award’s nominees. Always at the forefront in the world of social media, and authentically engaging with her fans, she has become a leading influencer, sharing this with her 1 million Twitter followers, over 500,000 Facebook fans and more than 347,000 current followers on Instagram. Fashion and Design Recently announcing a brand-new petite-focused fashion and jewellery range for the UK, Dannii has unveiled her collection exclusively for QVC UK. ‘Dannii Minogue Petites’ and jewellery line ‘Dannii Minogue Diamonique’, available on qvcuk.com, are designed for the perfectly petite dresser and features an array of prints and statement jewellery. Inspired by her own experience as a petite dresser, Dannii has ensured her collection is proportioned to suit women of all sizes, while expressing her elegant and playful style. As a designer, Dannii announced her exciting venture for Target Australia in 2014, introducing their first ever line of petite clothing. The ‘Dannii Minogue Petites’ collection was launched at the Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival (VAMFF) in March that year to an overwhelmingly positive reception and has continued to grow and achieve record-breaking sales since. Her role as a designer for Target continues to grow. The Petites collection is designed for ‘petite’ women ranging from sizes 4P-16P who struggle to find clothing tailored to their shape and size. The incredible response has led to major growth with Dannii Minogue Petites now available in more than 150 Target stores and online throughout Australia. Profile Talent Management Pty Ltd ABN 81 105 752 903 323 Montague Street, Albert Park, Victoria, 3206, Australia T: +61 3 8598 7810 F: +61 3 8598 787 Being selected as one of Vogue’s Top 3 most stylish women in the world in 2011 cemented Dannii’s reputation and expertise as a worldwide fashion icon. Dannii’s fashion label Project D London (2010-2013), grabbed worldwide attention and was acclaimed for its high-profile fans including Kate Middleton, Pippa Middleton, Elizabeth Hurley and her sister Kylie Minogue. Dannii has dedicated much of her time these past few years to the fashion industry and was honoured to be the Ambassador for Melbourne Spring Fashion Week 2011. Television and Theatre 2020 saw Dannii return to Australian screens for Season 2 of the worldwide phenomenon and mystery singing show, The Masked Singer Australia. The show features celebrity contestants who perform behind bizarre disguises, with the panel and audience trying to determine, from the singing performance and clues provided to them, who is behind the mask. A 'bonkers' entertainment show, The Masked Singer Australia premiered on Network Ten reaching a national audience of more than 3 million viewers over its first two nights on air in 2019. Season 2 also rated exceptionally, often being the #1 entertainment show of the night. ‘Inspector’ Minogue, as she has been dubbed, topped the panel again for the most amount of correct celebrity guesses. Dannii can also be currently seen co-hosting the Australian version of Netflix’s major reality competition series, ‘Ultimate Beastmaster’, alongside former rugby player Nick ‘Honey Badger’ Cummins. The series launched globally on Netflix in August 2018 and is the first competition show greenlit by Netflix where hosts from each of the participating countries commentate alongside one another so that each territory sees a localized version of the show. The series follows competitors along a difficult obstacle course; the winners from each episode compete in a grand final each season. Dannii describes the show as a sporty version of The Eurovision Song Contest, which, of course, she can relate to. Netflix announced Dannii’s involvement in ‘Ultimate Beastmaster’, in true Minogue style, as part of the Netflix Mardi Gras Float in the 2018 Mardi Gras Parade, alongside Hollywood stars from ‘Orange is the New Black’, ‘13 Reasons Why’ and ‘Mindhunter’. In 2018, Dannii hosted Network Seven’s brand new series, ‘Dance Boss’. The new format saw teams of workers from the same workplace or profession dance-off to win a cash prize of $100,000. Dance has been a constant force in Dannii’s life from her Young Talent Time days to her chart topping music career. Strutting her stuff is in Dannii’s DNA! Dannii is also executive producer on Dance Boss, this exciting new role is a culmination of her many years experience - in front of and behind the camera - since her childhood. Dannii’s television judging and hosting roles on Australian and UK television have taken up much of her career space for the last decade, and audiences wholeheartedly embrace her. She has starred in international formats including ‘The X Factor UK’, ‘Australia’s Got Talent’, ‘Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model’ and ‘The X Factor Australia’. Dannii first stepped into the television judge’s chair in 2007, launching Australia’s Got Talent. She completed six series (2007-2012) of AGT and held the title Profile Talent Management Pty Ltd ABN 81 105 752 903 323 Montague Street, Albert Park, Victoria, 3206, Australia T: +61 3 8598 7810 F: +61 3 8598 787 as the only original judge while the show was on Seven Network. Dannii’s long-standing relationship with the Seven Network continued when she was offered the role of judge on The X Factor Australia where she completed three seasons (2013-2015). This was Dannii’s seventh series as a judge on The X Factor, having also been a judge for four years in the UK (2007-2010). The same year as her debut on Australia’s Got Talent, her popularity and natural ability in the judge’s seat saw Dannii take on the role of judge and mentor on The X Factor UK, Britain’s highest rating television show. During these years, Dannii worked in both territories across the world in these major format shows. After completing four consecutive series with ITV in the UK, alongside Simon Cowell, Louis Walsh and Cheryl Cole, Dannii decided 2010 was to be her final series. Finishing on a Minogue-style high, her act won the one million pound recording contract over One Direction and Rebecca Ferguson, becoming ‘Team Minogue’s’ second victory. Dannii’s final series of The X Factor UK remains one of the most successful with an incredible audience peak of 19.4 million viewers, and the finale being the most viewed television episode of 2010. In 2013, Dannii joined the on-screen team on Britain & Ireland’s Next Top Model for Sky Living in the UK. She was thrilled to work with Elle Macpherson and Tyson Beckford for Season 9 of the worldwide phenomenon and again demonstrated her skill and passion at mentoring in a whole new genre. Sky Living hailed this as the biggest shake-up of the UK show ever, and ratings were the highest the series had ever achieved. Dannii returned to prime-time UK television last year on BBC’s new Saturday night talent show, ‘Let It Shine’. Created by Gary Barlow and hosted by Graham Norton and Mel Giedroyc, Dannii took a judging seat alongside regulars Gary and Martin Kemp of Spandau Ballet and Eastenders fame, together with a variety of guest judges including Amber Riley from hit US TV series Glee, legendary UK singer Lulu and ‘Hairspray’ star and talk show host, Ricki Lake. The panel searched for and ultimately chose the five band members for the new stage production called ‘The Band’, based on the music of Take That. ‘The Band’ kicked off their sellout UK tour of ‘The Band’ in September 2017 in Manchester. With her background in live family entertainment TV, some of Dannii’s favourite career moments are hosting ITV1’s prime-time special Ultimate Movie Toons (2010), hosting UK television prime time special for ITV1 ‘Boyzone at 20: No Matter What’ (2013), presenting The Lion King special for Disney (1995) and hosting the UK Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards (2008). So impressed was the President of Nickelodeon U.S, Cyma Zarghami, that she requested Dannii lecture with her at a members only event at the British Academy of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA). Very few experience the success and longevity in the entertainment industry Dannii Minogue has enjoyed. She first rose to prominence in the early ‘80s in two iconic Australian television drama series; Skyways and The Sullivan's. She later became a house-hold-name for her six-year role in the weekly Saturday night prime-time variety show Young Talent Time, the Australian equivalent of Disney’s Mickey Mouse Club. This was Dannii’s first foray into fashion world, when she signed a deal to design her own fashion range for Kmart at the age of 16, as it turned out designing came natural to Dannii and the first range sold out in a record breaking 10 days. Dannii continued to star in Australian network dramas before joining the internationally successful soap opera Profile Talent Management Pty Ltd ABN 81 105 752 903 323 Montague Street, Albert Park, Victoria, 3206, Australia T: +61 3 8598 7810 F: +61 3 8598 787 Home and Away, where she played the rebellious Emma Jackson throughout 1989 and 1990.
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